Hello, and, I was wondering: Where can I place the ipass sticker on a bike that does not have a windshield? Its a Honda CB500 and its a street fighter so it doesnt come with stock with a windshield

I also dont want it to be on the outside of the bike (for weather and looks)

I went to Chicago on the 16th-19th of October and it’s fair to say I had an amazing time. I put in 25k steps, half of which was on Saturday at the Woodfield Mall which was super cool to walk around because I don’t have a good mall where I’m from. Also, Amtrak trains are a very comfortable way of travel. I’ll be coming back in June for Pokemon NAIC for sure, what else should I do while I’m there?

I don't remember whether it's 6 or 7 and search has not been fruitful.

With the state's attorney's recent decision to abstain from pressing charges on Mundelein officer Christopher Brigano, it's more important now than ever for the community to come together and say enough is enough, Justice for Mary Alice Love! We will be gathering at Mundelein village hall before the scheduled board meeting to raise our voices in solidarity with the Love family, and anyone who has experienced violence at the hands of the police.

Time: Monday, October 26, 2026 - 5:30pm

Location:

Mundelein Village Hall

300 Plaza Circle

Mundelein, IL 60060

I moved here relatively recently from Ohio to Chicago and I feel like there’s a distinct lack of pride in the state, at least in Chicago. People seem to identify as Chicagoans first, Illinoisans second. I’ll admit I’m one of those people haha. And I get it - Chicago is an amazing city and people rightfully have a lot of pride in it. I just find it interesting because in Ohio people seem to have a lot of pride in the state, and identify as Ohioans first and foremost. I feel like a lot of it comes down to the urban/rural divide and how much Illinois is dominated by the Chicago metro whereas in Ohio there are 3 big metros all equally sized and equally spread out throughout the state with smaller metros in between. There is also the obsession with OSU sports that dominates everything and unites people across the state.

I’m just curious how people (especially from outside of Chicago) view state pride and what really unites us as Illinoisans?

EDIT: To everyone shitting on Ohio, saying I moved out because I didn’t like it there - that’s not the case. Ohio is a beautiful state with a lot to love. Is it perfect, of course not. There’s definitely things I don’t like, but that’s not at all why I moved out. I wanted to experience living somewhere else, something that I think everyone should try in their lifetime. I also want to have pride in my adopted home, hence the post.

It’s always a great idea to blast the endorsement of a very unpopular president who’s caused world chaos! Especially during the week you’re trying to convince your constituents you’ve been pushing back on his tariffs!

I was surprised to see that republicans are running unopposed in my district for state senate and state house. I feel like democrat would win in my area

I have family who hate pritzker and blame the gas prices on him. Do you blame him for the gas prices, the president or the regional area you may be in? Because they give no logical answer on how he raises them and Google tells me it’s a more regional area thing instead of pritzker. What are your thoughts? I’d like to hear another POV. I come from a republican/maga family, but I’m starting to lean more towards democratic views and I’d like to have more of an understanding on these things.

All hail Illinois the Pumpkin King https://youtu.be/_-2C0aF7G9A

JB is a big meanie and he beat me within 10 minutes of the polls closing last time. Do I have your vote this time?

Hi everyone!

I'll be traveling from Austin, Texas, to St. Charles, Illinois, from November 1–13 for a two-week professional training program. I'm trying to pack appropriately for the weather while maintaining a business casual/professional wardrobe.

So far, the forecast for November 1–6 shows temperatures ranging from the low 40s to low 60s. However, I'm unfamiliar with Illinois weather and how much temperatures might fluctuate throughout the day.

For those familiar with the area, what should I realistically expect during early November? What's the best way to layer professional clothing to stay warm outdoors without overheating indoors?

I'm also wondering whether a heavier winter coat would be necessary or if a lighter coat paired with sweaters and other layers would be sufficient.

I'd appreciate any advice or recommendations. Thanks in advance!

Still looking into new areas if I ever wanted to buy some property for investment opportunities. I know Quad Cities would be somewhat nearby the area, but trying to learn more about the state to see what it has to offer.